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ScreenRant has dug into Quentin Tarantino’s stash to give you 25 of the most twisted, shocking or just plain quirky secrets hidden in his films.

We’ll give you the low-down on Samuel L. Jackson’s bible verses from Pulp Fiction and show you how Kill Bill was teased in that same film. You might be surprised to learn that Tarantino almost didn’t direct Reservoir Dogs, and that Vince and Vic Vega’s roles in two separate movies are connected. There’s also connections between the Donowitzes of Inglourious Basterds and True Romance, a grave link between Kill Bill and Django Unchained, a cameo of a John Wayne line from Rio Bravo, a different actor rumored to play Pai Mei, a nod to Christopher Walken in Django, and a link between Natural Born Killers and Tarantino’s larger body of work. You might not know about the ironic connection between Steve Buscemi’s roles in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction and the funky way they filmed the famous adrenaline shot scene.

This video has details on how the Big Kahuna burger franchise lives on, how O-Ren Ishii perfectly timed her own demise, and what the lasting link may be between English Pete and Archie Hicox. Not to mention, we go into the repeating appearances of Sheriff McGraw, the gunfighting titles that group Russ Tamblyn and Amber Tamblyn together, the stolen trophy from the twist competition, the reason why the movie’s called “Reservoir Dogs,” Tarantino’s big tribute to Shaft, that time he went shopping for a Volvo, the tribute to the source material in Jackie Brown, the homage to Big Trouble in Little China that was snuck into Death Proof, the unlucky woman in both Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, and Tarantino’s own explanation for how every one of his movies are connected.

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The internet still can’t seem to shake off that nightmare-inducing Sonic trailer… and here’s why! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

On April 30th, 2019, Paramount pictures released a trailer for a Sonic The Hedgehog movie, and… it didn’t go well. In this video we’re going to give into the reasons why Sonic’s new design looks so horrifying, and it all stems from a little place called the Uncanny Valley. No, that’s not a tourist attraction in Arizona, it’s a real thing that causes us to be creeped out when things start to take on too many human characteristics.

We realize we’re a little late to the game with this video, but, you know, we just needed a little time to digest the horrors of this trailer, which we’re sure you can understand. The producers of the movie have already stated that they’re re-designing the character based on the fan reaction to the trailer, but it’s still important to note why people had such an adverse reaction to it in the first place. So settle in because we’re going to have a little chat about our little blue boy, Sonic.

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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. If Hollywood has one mantra, that might be it. For over a century filmmakers have stuck with what works in bringing stories to life on the big screen, often borrowing or copying from previous films to achieve their ends. Sometimes they borrow conceptually – how George Lucas’ love of the “Flash Gordon” serial helped inspire “Star Wars” – while other times they take a lot more. How, for example, George Lucas borrowed the plot of “The Hidden Fortress” to create “Star Wars.” Either way, the more successful film overshadows its predecessor and the latter is forgotten about by audiences, so today we’re here to point out some instances where filmmakers copied scenes from other, often lesser known movies.

From the Vader-Skywalker duel on Cloud City to the mind-bending shootouts in “The Matrix,” and the Thanos-Avengers melee in “Infinity War” audiences have been treated to some epic fight sequences over the years and while some of these are unprecedented works of awesomeness, others are straight up carbon copies of previous, less famous films. Whether producers, writers, and directors intentionally and shamelessly took fight sequences from other productions to furnish their own films with chills and thrills is not always clear, however, the influence is undeniable. Especially when a fight is re-created shot by shot and blow by blow from the original. Either way, Hollywood has thrived on taking the old and making it new again and this video is an attempt to highlight some examples and further examine this in a little more detail.

They say imitation is the highest form of flattery and if that’s true, some films on this list are falling over themselves in praise for their predecessors.

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2-Star Wars: The Last Jedi
3-Batman V Superman
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5-Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam
6-Man of Steel
7-Mission: Impossible – Fallout
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10-The Sword in the Stone

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